Eugene daily guard., September 22, 1908, Image 6

THIS ElUMB " AILI QUAKV, HUinii ni.i --
IWSTANT RELIEF OF
TCHNG HUMOR
Limbs Below the Knees Were Raw
Feet Too Swollen to Get Shoes
On Sleep Completely Broken
by Intense Itching and Burning
Well in Two Days and Says That
CUTICURA IS AMONG
HIS HOUSEHOLD GODS
"God btw tho nun who ft nit ooro
pounilivl Culicura. home two monthi
ago 1 had a. humor break out on my
limkts am my knm. They rame to
look like raw btwfMtnak, all rJ, and no
one knows how thoy itch and burned.
Thny wnrn so wollen that I had to
pllt my drawer open U nt thm on
and oould not j?t my shot on for a
Mk or more. I five or six dif
ferent mnediM and gut no hilp, only
whon applying thm th burning waa
wont" and thfUtnhiriK One morning
1 rMfmmlierad that I haI a bit of Cuti
cura and triiwi it. From tho moment
it touched me the lu lling wax gone and
I itavB not fait a bit of it in. The
flwulling wentiownandin twodnysl had
my hom on and wum atMJtit an UHiial,
' I only winh I bad uwtd I he Cuticura
Tt"rnJi In the flmt of my trouble.
Thy would have aavi(l rne two or
thrne wtwkH of iritnH tiffring, Dur
ing that time I did not slp an hour at
a time, but wan up applying tuch
rerncdHw an I hat). Hwioitforth the
Oilicura IteniedieH will be among 'my
houwhold g'MlM, rmt aMiirtwl. (leorgo
H. Karlov, 60 South Hlate HI., Conoord,
H. H., May 14, iw7." .
FOR BABY RASHES
Eczemas and Irritation, Cuticura
la Worth Its Weight In Oold.
The Buffering which Cuticura Soap
and Cuticura Ointment have aJleviaUxl
among the young, and the comfort they
have afforded worn-out and worried
parent, have led to their adoption in
oountloM hoine aa prion I m fur the nkin
and ncalp. Infantile and birth hiiinnm,
eralled-head, wwmas, raiduw, ItchingH,
chaflngH, and evnry form of lulling,
acaly. pimply akin and aealn humor,
with lowi of hair, are tipeedily, erma
nently and economically curwl.
OnmpIHa Ktlrrnal and tntrnul Trulrnent for
Kvarr Humor of InfmU, fhlldrrQ. nd Adulu. rtn
tfau ot futlmr Hop i'ihe ) Ut ('ln lha Hkln.
CuUrura Olntmsnt (50o. Ut llral the Hkln, and Oilr
cur Hrmlrnil (flOr.,, (of In lha form ( (tiorolaw
OmIm) nil, 3ft. pr rial of flOl Ui Purify th Hlo.d.
Bold Uifm.htiut th witrld. I'otUf Uruf A Chain.
Dr. T.Felix Oouraud's
ORIENTAL
TOILET POWDER
A pure, nntltiop.
tio 1 allot l'owdor
fur infanta and
uliilta, K.xqut.
Bilolr porfumed.
Itendors fin excel,
lont complexion
ntui keopstliutikin
clear,' soft and
volvoty. ltdiovoa
kin irritation and
should be usod
frcoly after bnlh
intf and shaving,
Kiviiur a dcll'liU
ful and refrcahins
elloct. At deal
ers ur liy mail, 25
cents llox. Pre
pared by
FERD. T. H0PKIN8, N.Y. CITY,
rmrtoiorof (OURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM
iron BALa xhu hmcouuwvzd Br
HTAXMCY'H.
eia wiiihiiu-iiii hi. . .
Klitfone
THAT TO
Stop And think of the adv.int.ifc
derived bv buying trom a practical
paint dealer means to buy your
WALLPAPER AND PAINTS at
F. LUDFORD
Practical Painter
J02 W. Eight Si. Eugene, Or
WILLAMETTE
Meat Market
Under New Management
Firsf-Clnss Fr'h and Salt
Mtat Aiwrys nn Hand
Phone h Your Order
WING & CAMPBELL
Phone Main 33 51 ! Willamette
A. C. MATHD.VVS
General Teaming
C ncu-te. Gravel, Building
Sar.d and nrd excavation
caith lor ulc
Fhone Black 251 1
or call at JH5 W 4th
PBWDER TRUST
. SUIT OPENS IN
FEDERAL COURT
WIlmliiKt'.n. I-!.. Si-iit. 2i. Nu
llum (i. .Mahaftt-y. 1Mb h":(lal r l-iH..
aiiiDilnted ly J inlii limy of the Vni-
appointed l.y Jiid i.rajr or ,
ted States ( irruit Court of lii lis-.
Irlll OI Wl'lllWttlc, ,uun; ,r.u. .... .
takliiK of evidence In the hull begun
liy the (ioverninent analnst tnu ho
ealled I'owder trust. Tli irlin-lpal
defendant In the caw U 1. TO. I. du
I'ont de Netnoura Coinioiny of DeLa
ware. Aluo involved are ahout thir
ty oilier powder conrrnn whleh are
alleged to more or less controlled by
the Delaware corporation.
The suit la regarded uh imn f the
createm that the diverninent haa ev
er iHiiiKht aKainst a corporation. The
capitalization of the powder concerns
named In the mut ia in exr.en or
I 'iO, 000, 000. The same urinclplea
are Involved as in the Government's
milt against the Standard Oil Com
pany of New JerBey now In progress
The Powder Truidt auit aeeka to re
Htrnln the thirty or more powder
coinpaniea-controlled by 'the Du I'ont
do .NemourH comjiany from doing
bimlneHH under an alleKed agreement.
Tho ault Is liroueht under the Sher
man mil 1-truKt law, and the Goviirn
ment makea ttie alleKation that the
powder companies are operating in
rentraint of trade.
Tile Governments complaint Ik
that an amniciation combined of prac
tically all the manufacturcm of gun-
powder and other high exploalvea In
the United Htatea was formed in
1 72, the object being the elimina
tion of tall competition between the
members of the aKsoclatlon. The on
ly companies which did not enter the
agreement were the California
I'owder Works, the Sycamore Manu
facturing Company and the Lake Sup
erior I'owder Company, but, accord
ing to the government a complaint,
these three companies afterward he-
came parties to what Is termed "the
notnlilnation and conspiracy in re
straint of trude and commerce."
After tho preliminary hearings
have been concluded here tho case
will bo shifted to Now York, and a
lot of evidence will be tiaken in that
city.
MEETING OF IRISH
LEAGUE IN BOSTON
Huston, Mass., Sept. 22. The con
vention or tho United Irish I.eugue of
America had a brilliant opening In
Kaneiill Hull today, ('resident Mich
ael J. Ryan of I'hlluilelphla oalled
the gathering to order and presided
over the session. Archbishop O'Con-
nell delivered the prayer, and wel
comes were extended In behalf of the
State of Massiichustts and tho city of
Muslim. The honored guests of the
occasion were John Itedmond and
Joseph Devlin, members of I'lirlla
melit and leaders In the Irish move
ment. Taxing the capacity of the
hall nils an attendance of delegates
who came from nil parts of the Uni
ted States and Canada.
The present convention will hp In
session three days. President Ityiin,
In ills address, pointed out that since
the last convention or the I'nlled
Slnles Irish League was held In Phila
delphia, the cause of Ireland has
niiiile substuiitlal progress In the Brit
ish Parlliiment. Among the meas
ures paused were Mils providing cotu
rortuhle cottages with one-acre allot
ments for 30,0(1(1 mgilcultiiral labor
ers, conferring marked benefits on
town tenants, and repealing the co
ercion law, known us the arms act.
The constant agitation of years has
resulted tilui.-lii tlm , ..il..i,l u..t,i..
; .11 , V ,.
tuent or he Irish University question
and fur the first time In three con
turles Hie Catholic youth or Ireland
are enabled to enjoy educational fa
cilities on a basis substantially equal
to that of their Protestant fellow
countrymen. Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers
Delinquent taxpayers will take no
tice thai delinquent tuxes will not
be advertised as heretofore: under
u law passed by the last legislature
of t.ils state taxes that are delin
quent after the expiration or six
months from tho flr.it date of such
delinquency may lie paid by any one
ilcmamllnM to pay sunn and a certif
icate of delinquency will lie Issued to
such party.
Section J7 of said law. In part,
reads:
"Any day after the expiration of
six mouths lifter tuxes charged
ai.alnst real property are delinquent
the tax collector shall have Hie
I'luht, mid It shall lie his duty, upm
li'inaiid and payment of the taxi's,
penalty and Interest, to make out
and Issue a certtiicuto or certiricates
delinquency ngainsi smii proper
ty," and section ;is in part reads:
('erliflcates of d-llnqiieucy shall
hoar InliTost from the dale of Issu
ance until redeemed at th m,. r !
l.'i per cent per a ii n n in .
Delinquent taxpayers arc Iherefoip
aihlsej that If tiny have n,H paid at
ti.isi one-nan or nieir taxes on or
before the first Monday In April that
.lie same are delinquent and hae
been delinquent since said first Mon
day In April, and those who have
paid olie-tialf of their taxes as almvc
the remaining one-hatr will become
delinquent alter the first Monday In
October, and six months from such
dales a certificate ot delinquency
bearing fifteen per cent interest per
stimuli may be. Issued against your
propertv
To save further cost, penalties
and hierest ,ui are earnestly re
quested t, settle tin same at cmv
II I. IIOWV.
S'l- riff an I Tax Collector.
good MMiiVG r M-:piu:i.
Advice l ai J'H' been receive Ci.u
SUverslde and Chinook Salmon me
being .caiitt'it on tr.-lu in
Hay.
Yukllli, I
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ROOSEVELT TELLS
.RAYNER FAUtTS
OF COL. STEWART
Sjiokaiut, 'a.-h.
Si-iit. 21. In a
, sent to Si-nator
lilt it dim ii .May
Kayni-r, of Maryland, in reply to an
, Hr,.sl(i,.nt Koosfvelt Klvea at
length the reasons of the war depart
menl and himself for the exile of Col
onel SLewart to an abandoned fort in
Arlnona. This letter has been given
the senator with permission to pub
lish. In part it says:
"My Dear Senator Kayner: I have
received your letter of May 3, and
also the letter you wrote to the sec
retary of war In reference to the case
of Colonel W. F. Stewart. The facta
are as follows:
W ants to lie Geuernl
"I made a careful investigation or
the case of Colonel Stewart. 1 have
before me the report of the Judge ad
vocate general upon it and full re
port by Major-Genera! Duvall, and
have looked at the original reports
of Generals Grant, Murray and oth
ers. It appears that Colonel Stew
art has been 41 years in the army,
having entered it when very young,
so he is now entitled to retire, hav
ing served 40 years. He revises to
retire unless he Is made a brigadier
general. "N'ulsnllce in HiTvlce"
"1 shnll certainly not mnko him a
brigadier-general because he Is gross
ly unfit, not merely to tie a brigadier
general, but to hold his present rank
in tlie urmy. Mis career has not been
distinguished for a number of years;
his usefulness has been diminishing.
Indeed, It has not only Irrevocably
passed, but he is a nuisance In the
service, being both incompetent and
temperamentally unfit to exercise
command over enlisted men, or to
control other officers, or to behave
with propriety when brought in con
tact with civilians.
Known us "lniHisHlbleM
"As General Duvall reports, it Is
well known throughout the artillery
service that Colonel Stewart is an
'impossible' commanding officer, and
ho is a man who In civil life under
no circumstances could have risen to
any position of influence or author
ity over his fellows. During the last
three years the trouble with Colonel
Stewart has reached a climax.
Failed to Detect Graft
"In 1906, when he waB in command
at Kort Williams, Maine, an officer
of his command, a quartermaster,
wim coiirtmartialed, dismissed fror,
the army and sentenced to the peni
tentiary for tho perpetration of most
outrageous frauds upon the govern
ment, which hud extended over a
considerable period of time. Appar
ently all this went on nlmost under
tho very eyes of Colonel Stewart, but
ho failed to detect tho crimes of the
the officer, In so doing being culp
ably remiss In exercising supervision
over his subordinates.
Wniliglcil Willi Civilians
"At the same place he became em
broiled with u civilian, Mr. dishing,
a resident of the neighborhood of
t ho military reservation, and tho war
department was obliged to interfere
and stop his wrangling with Mr.
Cusliing,
"Thesu were only some nmnog the
lnstunces of Incompetency and tem
peramental shortcomings which were
brought to the intention of tho de
partment." "Colonel Stewart's conduct toward
enlisted men has been so tyrannical
and unjust that the deuu tmeut could
not consent to subjecting them to his
exclusive control, and therefore Kort
Ivuogh was excluded.
I'Vil't Gram In Healthy
"Kort llrown, at Brownsville. Tex
as, has been left without a garrison,
... .... .
nut as uoionet Stewart has been con-
um,iy embroiled with civilians, It
was iieeuieu inadvisable, that he
should be sent to this particular post.
There remained only Kort Grant. It
Is an entirely healthy post, and the
question ol lis employment us a light
artillery post Is now under considera
tion." in conclusion the president says:
Deserve No Consideration
"The facts above ulven show thai
' (ilenol Stewart Is omitted to no con
sideration whatever; that lie ought
to be retired from the army rorih
wlth and tnat to adopt any other dis
position of the case tllall thai which
lias actually boon adoptc.l w 1 1 1,1 lie
unfair to tho interests of tho urmy,
and particularly uiilulr to the inter
ests of the enlisted men and unjust to
the Chilians at any post to whlca lie
mlhl be assigned.
Opposes .Militnry Trial I
"Now, as to our suggestion as to!
n trial, for the reasons given above,
and also the nieiii .randiiin which 1
herewith forward, there is no point
in inning a court-martial. At lues-1
out I do not see how any court of in-1
qulry would express an opinion to'
which 1 should pay more heed lllan
to the Judgment of Generals Wade. I
Grant. Miinvy, Duvall and Davis. In
accordance with whose rceouiuienda-j
Hons 1 have acted."
M. ('. A. I'VI'I.'IVMIAT
III liKAl l ot! M'( i
MS
On behalf of I'nlrerslty students
needing oniplin incut the V. M. C. A.
of Hie t'niversilv Is conducting an
eniplov men! bureau. if ou have
work ami care to help students who
are working llieir w.iv. picas,, call up
.lames Ionian ut I inversitv dormi
tory. Ulurk 4;l.'T.
coiv kkk;.
Alfa'.fa meal. At Ila'.Wdi. Tenth
and Willamette atieets. I'hone Ked
1621.
ivi'.t.;, niiii.i.tvn
Het your rolls drilled bv old and
experienced "ll-drlllers.
I'lioiie lied 4 V. '.'. tf
iMnni s i in,;
I'asollnn n UV.T lv W W XI. .......
clione ii-d 3''v' llr.ler.
imiall will b,. a;i,'recia oj.
MAKIVO
v m a v i KT
I ComDlete Line of
In Medicines and
Marks
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NOTICK FOIl KI'KCIAIj KliKCTIOX.
Notice is hereby given that on the
1st day of October, lltns, at each of
the polling places hereinafter named,
a special election will be held in and
for said City, whereat will be sub
mitted to the legal voters or said City
ror approval or rejection, A HILL,
proposed by the Common Council of
the City of Eugene, for a law to
amend Sections IDS and 112 of the
Charter of the City or Kitgene. being
Chapter 252, or the laws or the state
or Oregon Tor tho year l'JOTi, entitled,
"An act to re-Incorporate the city ot
Eugene, and repeal all acts and parts
or acts In conHict herewith," riled In
the office of tho Secretary of State,
February IS, IDOii, as amended by
tho people of tho City of Eugene Ap
ril IS, UHS, and to repeal all acts
and parts ol acts in conflict here
with," and A HILL, proposed by the
Common Council of the City of Eu
gene, ror a law to amend Section
109 of the charter of the City ot Eu
gene, being Chapter 2ii2, or the laws
or the State of Oregon for tho year
18 on, entitled. "An act to re-incorporate
the City of Eugene, and to re
peal all acts and parts or acts In
conflict herewith." filed in the of
fice of tlie Secretary of State, Keb
ruary 1 St h. i!Hi:,, and to repeal all
acts and parts of acts in conflict
herewith," which said bills were
each proposed and ordained by the
Common Council of said Citv' Julv
3 I mi. ISMiS and on said day filed wit ii
the Recorder of jnld City; which
election will be held at S o'clock In
the morning and will continue until
7 o'clock in tlie iirternoon of said
October 1st. l'.ioS.
The following are the designated
polling places:
For I'irst Ward. Cyclone Truck
House. No. 271. Fast Eleventh
Street; for Second Ward. Hook and
Ladder room, tn City Hall liullilin
For Third Ward, Heller's Hlack
suiitll. No. 11 West Seventh Street:
For Fourth Ward, room In rear of
Campbell ami Fellnian's store on Ol
ive street between Eighth mid Ninth
Streets. II. S. HUN SON.
Acting City Recorder
September lti. I tins. t t
Special Ibites to IVrtlinul ,) ),..
turn.
Vcemnt Pacific National Fair and
Live Stock show, held at Portland
September 2 1. to 2i: Inclusive. The
Southern Pacific will ,. round trip
tickets for Jj.on round trip on the
-1st. 22nd and 2;!rd Final return
""ill. 27th. A. J. Cll.l.K'lTK.
Agelll.
wixiii k.wvim;
(cKol'rp power, bv W. W Moore
I'hone lied 32S2. Orders iarge or
ma:i will bo Rppre"!:,te,i.
TO HlMFliS AMI CAMPMis
If you are thlnklu- of soins )nto
1" mountains hunting or fi-Mri;
call up lied 1741. or rail at 463 OI'v.'
.ireel.
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Let Us Fill
Your Prescription
Two registered druggists in charge.
A double checking system that ab
solutely prevents errors. The best
and purest drugs always used. No
substituting A- new store and a
new stock guaranteeing the fresh
ness of everything in the store.
Drug Store-
Phone Red 6231 Hotel Smeede Building
MUST
BE SOLD
Twenty acres of land almost In
city. Nice new buildings;
nearly a thousand dollars
worth of live stock, imple
ments and furniture; price,
$4,000. Terms.
10 College Hill lots on this
side of the hill, $ loOO.
One lot worth $400 for $3.r,0, if
taken tins weoK.
Wo have hundreds of farms
ranging in size rrom 4 acres to
4000 acres and we will pick
the best thing on our list for
your money.
The
Real Estate
Exchange
Suite 3 and 4,Colman, Bldg
HALL (Si, SHUMWAY
Plumbing ami Sewer Work.
Also general Jobbing in tin and
sheet iron work. Iron work promptly
attended to.
Carry a full line of plumbing nxtu-e
Phone lllark 1:171. 7th and Oak Sla.
J. W. BARRINGtR
Expert housemover
Moves anything. Twcnty-dv
ve jrs rxrettcrcr. Frr c.'rrr. E
Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phoi
Red 4511. Eugene. O.egoo.
m u u iwi mm u u KM W W W m
m r i i i t hv. m wt r i .
v VUrfl,v.
Sundries, Patent
Toilet Articles
TTTTTTTTT'W TTT
' Appreciates smoking good
cigars. It gives him relaxation.
The Mount. Hood Cigar is s
favorite among all thinkingmcn
It is positively the best ICc
Cigar on the market
AUTOMOBILE
FOR HIRE
Five passenger car for hire
any time day or night
GOOD DRIVER
CALL BLACK 1231
Well Drilling
For up-to-date well drilling
:ce LaDuke & Lef Her Co.
Well Drillers
Telephone Red 5121
9W Villard Boulevard
AUTOMO BILES
Frank Bennett & Son
Garage Pcvrl and I2lh. Phonered 1711
Reo, Rissel Kar, Premier, Ford
The best cars lor the price, $700 and up
Cars lor hire
Williams Transfer Co.
Light and heavy Hailing
TOGO rO SALE
M irUtlSt Eugene, Oreoo
flume Main til -
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v
THE PEOPLE'S
Is now opened lini
ment. We hate tt
ed and renovated
throughout , rea.:
many ways, ine
been newlv Dain:c:
antee the best n
for 2 0c.
Good coffee ni
specialty. Chlote:
Sunday, 25c. Gitr
we will do the res'
for wpplr. fflti
room.
udc ii vm
IllliUi Ml
SKVKXTH 11
Is nlw.ivs nr
evcrylhiiu: " "1" j
mar ill'l'ti'r " '
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